The regulatory model is consistent with the so called compliance-model, which means the NBHW and the county councils share important goals.
This is consistent with the so called "small eye artifact" in retinoscopy [ 39], in which the true measured refraction is confounded by reflection from a retinal layer different from the photoreceptor layer.
These associations are consistent with the phenomenon called the "sick stopper", wherein patients who are getting sicker and spending more healthcare dollars maybe more likely to discontinue treatments for non-symptomatic conditions, such as osteoporosis [ 35].
For me, however, the real "tell" is this sentence: In Germany, the fiscal stance is now broadly neutral, hence consistent with the call for a differentiated fiscal stance according to the budgetary space.
"I share your goals of ensuring economic recovery at this critical time and of addressing greenhouse gas emissions in sensible ways that are consistent with the call for comprehensive energy and climate legislation," Ms. Jackson wrote.
Therefore, sociohydrology is consistent with the call for understanding sustainability by studying coupled human-natural systems (Elshafei et al. 2015) and offers a new framework to link ecohydrological processes with ecosystem services that are meant to value nature that serves society (Daily et al. 2000).
Hence, consistent with the call for wisdom in understanding the importance of academic integrity and ethics to higher education (Bretag et al. 2011), policies and practices that emphasize reflection, mindfulness, and transformative learning deserve a place in a holistic institutional framework of academic integrity.
I share your goals of ensuring economic recovery at this critical time and of addressing greenhouse gas emissions in sensible ways that are consistent with the call for comprehensive energy and climate legislation.
This conclusion is consistent with the call by Barsevick et al [ 9] for use of path and structural equation models in symptom cluster research.
This study is consistent with the call for prevention and health promotion research integrating psychosocial (e.g., depression) and behavioral (e.g., physical activity) risk factors [ 79].
